Fortune Madams Benefactor Embree Trust Deed Noted In Topeka
Wealthy Topeka benefactor Mrs Eliza Chrisman transfers control of her assets to Alaric S Embree as trustee under a detailed five year trust, embracing property on Kansas avenues and numerous blocks. The instrument outlines duties of the trustee to protect, manage rents, pay expenses, and render annual and final accounting, with Embree authorized to secure title, invest funds, and preserve vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Chrisman
Harriet Street
Embree
Chrianan
Inne Gora
Pepie
Chrismin
Betty
Waritubone
Doratidas
Kamtheve
Ae Traktee
Topeks
Thurslay
Dette
Apd Reids
Skilles Chrieman
Alarke & Ambree
Stuwsice
Kansas
Roy Kerate
Alario S. Embree
Baldier Ertek
Harris
Atreet
Wirdet
East
Dewine Ray
Roy
Lovett
Mpael
Willie
Topeka Trust Dispute Involving Mrs Eliza Chrisman
A Wichita Gazette style report outlines Eliza Chrisman’s troubled estate plans, detailing a beneficiary trust with Dr Embree as trustee, pressures from a supposed cancer note scheme framed by Walter Tulip, and disputed property holdings in Topeka. The piece notes Mrs Chrisman’s charitable aims, intervening family dynamics, and a sizable estate around $180,000 with $1,900 in current claims, plus multiple Topeka properties.
Alaska gold fields blaze in Cape Nome rush reports
Seaboard steamer Alliance arrives from St Michael Alaska with news of Klondike style gold discoveries. Reports claim rich ground in a 35 mile square area near Cape Nome, with high claim values, heavy competition, and many miners flocking from St Michael. Deaths and scurvy cases noted among Cape Nome party. Also legal note from Bo, July 14 about Continental outfit business restrictions.
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Seatide
Wash
Alliance
St- Michart
Alaska
Yukon
Cape Nurs
Gabe Priey
Lewis Lane
Angieres
Lane
Dy Kitteleon
St Michael
Dawson
St Michard
Cape Nome
Poltowinge
Dne Fauernin
Nuynard
Greteau
Garr Burke
Save Burke
Holroke Moss
Dr. Brishem
Carrana
Lee
St. Michael
Ingalls Enigma Deepens in First District Race
Doubt shadows candidacy as Ingalls dodges questions on running for Congress. Fixers fret, Curtis and Batley supporters say he is pledged to Curtis. Atchison Globe favors Taenus, while insiders discuss whether Ingalls will enter to contest the First district seat.
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Joan J. Ta- Gulla
In- Falls Dowteen
Congress
Charlie Curtin
Mr. Ingalls
Curtis
Batley
Ingalls
Himeelf
Rhawnes
Suyioe
Anay
Coveteas
Hese
Atchison Globe
Whic
Ate Gendle
Taenus
Tagalts
Firat
Slubware County
Eeubon
Ingle
Tapeka
Wiater
Halley
Broderick
Unis County
Ingalis
Ingalie
Washiteton
Inaedis
Tigalls
Ide
Dartis’ Price
Cyrus Leland
Kansas
Deland
Seto R
Hinach
Leland
Eise
Logells
Choctaw Murderer Walks Aboard in Goodland Dispatch
A Kansas City dispatch reports William Going, alias Walks, the Choctaw accused killer, may have been misled to end his escape. The note from Goodland indicates an apparent endgame in the pursuit, with authorities adjusting plans as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Tonka
Kansas City
Times
Goodland
William Going
Political Struggle Ties Ingle to Shawnee for Curtis
Kansas politicking blends with tribal loyalties as Ingle gains Shawnee support for his bid, while foes warn of a fall from grace if Curtis backers desert. Rumors swirl of rival deals with Leeland and Deland, as Roaring political ambitions collide with factional pressure and secret alliances across First District lines. A Choctaw execution story and unrelated notices close the segment.
Political Woes Read Senator Baker’s Patronage Losses
Widespread critique focuses on Senator Baker’s handling of patronage and appointments. Harris’s influence allegedly secured three army posts for allies, while Baker’s supporters argue Republicans must control patronage to complete the national program. The dispute centers on appointments like Coronel Mandelsdorf and Leavenworth warden, triggering factional clash among Kansas Republicans.
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Kanmi
United States
Lucien Faker
Baker Ix
Harris
Joneress
Wise de Abcure
Haker
Charles Philips
Holton
Twenty-second
Kansas
ViGeorge RR
Crawford
Manhattan
Wenty-Second
Eimiiar
J. R. Burton
Baker
Perporas
Taker
Ponfir
Cunningham
Nebraska
Cunninghim
Renatir Baker
Ro Mandelsdorf
Internal Revenue Department
Tiinnis
Mancetsdorf
Slieeust
Fkonsus
Rew
Mutcingebres
Federal
Lravenfarth
Him Simpson of
McPherson
Washington
Ar. Baker
Leavenword
Baker Bax
Senate
Penitentiary to be inspected for repairs and funds
J B Tomlinson warden presided as executive council met to arrange for the state mine inspector to review the penitentiary end process. Repairs tied to financial transactions and school fund bonis will fund a twine plant, opening for business October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Tomlinson
State Penitentiary
Executive Council
Dewil
Mece
Twentieth Kansas May Not Get Home Till Fall
Governor Stanley inquired about the Twentieth Kansas departure from the Philippines. Secretary Alger informed the governor the unit was near the last arriving in Manila and would likely depart around September 1. A later message noted the regiment as the fourth to leave, with no fixed departure day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaness
Stanley
Kansas
Philippines
A. Alger
Manila
Martin
New Charters Authorized For Several Kansas Enterprises
The state charter board approved articles of incorporation for multiple ventures. Harvest Home Picnic Association of May Day Riley county. Commercial and Farmers' Association of Everest Brown county capital stock 100. Hanlin Mercantile Company of Newton Harvey county capital stock 350000. Directors named for each entity include L J Hrethour M Edgerton G M Osbourn Adam Hornlivers Henry Sehisrinhusen Ota Schurinhausan Fred Hochgrate Louis Lasolens Jamept Hernay Aldet-yerest and SA Vanlin Ince MM Hanlin J B Olinger Anna O Beachy C M Beachy.
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State Charter Board
Harvest Home Picnic Association
May Day
Riley County
Home Lst
L. J. Hrethour
M. Edgerton
G. M. Osbourn
Commercial and Farmers’ Association of
Everest
Brown County
Capital Stock
Adam ‘Hornlivers
Henry Sehisrinhusen
Ota Schurinhausan
Fred Hochgrate
Louis Lasolens
Jamept
Hernay, Aldet-2y
Erest
Hanlin Mercantile Company of
Newton
Harvey County
Capital
SA Vanlin, Ince MM Hanlin
J. B. Olinger
Anna O. Beachy
C. M. Beachy
Dewey in a Hurry Arrives in New York
New York dispatch reports Admiral Dewey arriving on the Olympia at 4 PM He is in good health and declines a Bosphorus invitation to remain with the fleet as he eagerly intends to reach New York soon The Olympia is set to proceed to Trieste for a brief stop before heading home to America
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New York
Port
United States
Olympia
Dewey
Stralxs
Constantinople
Bosphorun
Wilks
Trieste
America
Dewey Reports Naval Quarantine and Voyage Plan
Secretary Long forwards a cable from Admiral Dewey from Washington July 14. Dewey states voluntary quarantine will proceed to Trieste for pratique and recovery of officers and men. Health remains sound since departure from Bowke Kang and no changes reported.
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Washington
Long
Admiral Dewey
rPort Sal
Wasington
Olympia
Triete
Dewey
Bowe Kang
Mediterranean
Loss to Whitney Fire Destroys Stock and Buildings
A July 4 blaze at the Whitney estate in Westbury Lowland destroyed the country home and several barns. Firefighters, led by volunteer Siemen, drove flames from the house. Estimated losses range from 8 to 70 thousand dollars, including twenty horses and Mr Whitney's prized stock.
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York
C. Whitney
Weetbury
Am Wan
Yue Burnisloe
Siemen
St.8
Mr. Whitney
Tate
Pingree Plans Special Session for Municipal Railways Plan
July 4 report from Michigan states Governor Pingree will push a special legislative session to enable a constitutional amendment allowing Detroit to own street railways. A municipal street railway company seeks 2 cent fares with transfers, amid civic pressure and opposition from opponents of the plan.
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Ortrait
Mich
Pingres
Detroit
Clos Ciunkeliar
Pingree
Nim
Heliwar Company
Mingres
Unew
Common Council
Back to Old Home Prince Wins Transmissions Exposition Awards
Alvert Prince the renowned whistler and mandolin player from Minnesota returned to Topeka after winning two gold medals at the Transmissions Exposition. Known as the warlike musician he has toured 18 states. He will perform at a Throop hotel this evening aided by his companion Dit who plays the guline MP. Grasshoppers reported near Rolla North Dakota delaying grain markets in Minneapolis. In Omaha a district court affirmed the city ordinance taxing railroad ticket scalpers with bond requirements.
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Woloek
Ankebhem
Staton
Didge
M Thomas
Tulsa
Alkohl
Anil
United States Iiestol
South McAlister
Aheriff
Jude
Fulillew
Lima
Lie Liha Collet
Boone
Chay
Alvert Prince
Wan Nour
Prince
Tonela
Omaha
Baker
District Court Today
Rain of Flowers as They March Through the Streets of San Francisco
San Francisco on July 14 staged a jubilant parade honoring Manila veterans. Crowds lined the route to cheer Major Nobje and the Third Artillery, with Governor Geer of Oregon and Brigadier General Rumser in attendance. Spectators showered the marchers with crackers and cheers as the procession passed the Presidio, where troops prepared for later muster and training before deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Philippines
California Signal Corps
Nobje
Gove Ner
Oregon
Rumser
Wuesty
Phind
Mate Kel
Kearney
Gary
Clmline
Explosions Reported Across Barcelona on July 14
Four devices exploded in different parts of the city causing no structural damage but sparking public alarm and intense reaction. Authorities cautioned residents as police labeled the incidents as unknown and connected to a series of outrages.
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Barcelona
Indian Defiant Trial Baffles Bucks and Wythe Army
A chaotic report describes an Indian defiant confrontation involving Buck Wyoming and Amos Deminng acting as deputy near Converne county. The scene includes a Wednesday warrant, a lauded Indian resistance, a pursuit spanning over sixty miles, charges of fealty and conspiracy, and a firebomb incident tied to a Titian in a distant area. Names such as William Brack and Weleverst appear, with references to a force and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swife Bear
Buck Wyoming
Amos Deminng
Aneettt Converne Enunty
Vnal
Aries
Indiana
Bakmeant
Aithauan
William Brack
Lowry Exonerated and Ousted by Missouri Dental Association
Missouri voters acquitted Dr Lowry on charges related to breach of promise and court disputes. The Missouri State Dental Association pushed to expel him after a January trial, with 50 to 18 vote indicating support for his removal.
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Missouri Dental Association
Kansas City
Missouri Sidte Dental Avon
Savanet
Savane
Martha Srl
Lower
Mise Smith
Lowry
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Dale
He Forbes
Full
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Topeka
Gabie
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PT Borebrake
John V. Abrahams
Ipot Ie
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Fred Pemell
Seventh
Highth Streets
Thpeka Cash Dry Goods
Chrismat
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Ferriaen
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Gila
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First Congressional District
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Chase County
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Seribosi
Ted
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Senator Baker
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